Agriculture
September 16, 2019
Updated on August 16, 2021
·Created on October 5, 2018
Jiko Raha is a charcoal/briquette burning improved cookstove with a built-in jacket that enables the user to simultaneously boil water.
Jiko Raha is a charcoal/briquette burning improved cookstove with a built-in jacket that enables the user to simultaneously boil water. It can sanitize approximately 3 liters of water whilst cooking with a 10 L clean water storage bag, allowing the users to have safe drinking water. STAMP Investments is in charge of the stove’s manufacturing and delivery.
Market Suggested Retail Price
$30.00
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
Manufacturing/Building Method
The Jiko Raha is manufactured by STAMP Investments and it is made with locally available materials and manufactured by a locally trained workforce in Kenya.
Intellectural Property Type
Trademarked
User Provision Model
The Jiko Raha can be obtained directly from its designer's STAMP Investments in their distribution sites or through their web page, household energy centers and NGOs like Grand Challenges Canada.
Distributions to Date Status
Approximately 5,000 customers have acquired the Jiko Raha.
Fuel type
Charcoal or briquette
Chimney (yes/no)
No
Forced or passive
Passive
Pot type
Round bottom
Pot capacity (L)
Unknown
Thermal efficiency (%)
Unknown
PM emissions (g/MJ delivered to pot)
Unknown
CO emissions (g/MJ delivered to pot)
Unknown
Time to boil (min/L)
Unknown
Design Specifications
The Jiko Raha is an Improved Cookstove (ICS) and it's design is composed of a vermiculite inner lining and a metal housing. The stove is equipped with a built-in jacket to purify water. Specifications: Maximum Pot Capacity: 10 L Dimmensions (l/w/h): 115/115/110 mm
Technical Support
Provided by manufacturer.
Replacement Components
Not available
Lifecycle
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
Unknown
Vetted Performance Status
Grand Challenges Canada (GCC) developed a case study on a twelve-month project where 300 cookstoves were deployed. GCC stated the key findings on Jiko Raha’s performance as:
Safety
The safety concerns associated with the usage of wood-burning cookstoves are primarily related with carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide emissions. Another significant safety concern is domestic accidents such as accidental burning or spill-overs.
Complementary Technical Systems
None
Academic Research and References
None
Compliance with regulations
Unknown
Other Information
Stamp Investments has three other stove designs called Jiko Raha Institution, Jiko Kisasa, and the Uhai Stove and Jiko Ceramic Stove. The company also produces carbonized briquettes and distributes solar lanterns.
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